Thoroughbred Harness Card Night Likely at Local Pace
First horse in field fits well after four in six starts with consistent money finishes. Second race features Blue Grass Pride from Nevele Pride line in solid barn and Lone Eaglette fast early, Jolly Holiday can win with cautious drive. Third includes Barbara Hanover top contender and Prairie Song improving from first start. Fourth spot shows Some Picture groomed for debut, Candid G trotting well and Dukester flanking strong form. Fifth features Sir Oscar Belmont as favorite in a tough group with Quick Sam and Skipper's Bride. Gold Stream also in contention. Sixth Chunky Lad drops to easy class with Gary Gibson driving. Adios Clarion earning checks in $2,500 claimer. Rumpel Stiltskin broke oddly last. Seventh Glorious Georgia seeks third straight win on big track. Knowing Worthy back from Pocono. Mozart Hanover ready. Hayward's Pal a sleeper after freshening. Eighth King Hardy won lone local start with Gary Gibson. Tharick back in top form. Polsyn beat top choice. Dickie Creek trotting against tougher. Ninth Miss Betting Time peak with Gypsy Peace and Hale Jackson driving. Hale Jackson making late move in recent outing.
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Huckle Buckle Hook
Dionysus
Finehaven Sheila
Blue Grass Pride
Nevele Pride
Lone Eaglette
Jolly Holiday
Barbara Hanover
Prairie Song
Sam
Dukester
Oscar Belmont
Skipper
Chunky Lad
Gary Gibson
Adios Clarion
Rumpel Stiltskin
Glorious Georgia
Worthy
Pocono Downs
Mozart Hanover
Hayward
Pal
King Hardy
Tharick
Polsyn
Dickie Creek
Bud
Harry Adios
Hanover
Huckle Buckie
Huck Dionysus
Pinehaven
Barbara Jo Hanover
Justa Sam Good Knight
Joyce Usta
Barbara Jo
Buckeye
Vic Easter
Hugh
Oscar Belmont Skipper
Cuick Sam
Sir Scar Belmont
Jom
Skipper's Bride
Rumpel
Adios
Clarlan
Stiltskin
Clarisn
Eaton Loteli
Georgit
Tricky
Mozart
Hanover Seaway Skeeter
Timrick
Polsyn Hale Jackson
Gypsy Pence
Jimmy Hale Jackson
Lori Rene
Cristys Jen
Vickie Creek
Sweet Babe
Ted
A.mondi
Gay Nellie
J.bailey
Sheila
Zombick
Pattynill Halsey
J. Johnson
A.bailey
Prentic
Huckle Buckle
Adams
J.simpson Jr
J.walker Sr
San
Mr. Society
G.waugh
Sharp Request
K.nichols
E-Ome
Brocade Hanover
McNulty
Glengyle Pomp
Baldwin
Justa Sam
H.okusko
Moonachie
F.ride
Simpson
Fan Leeman
Joyce
Mortimer
Gaston Callins
Bordner
Fleming
Redwhiz
Zambiro
Hoc
Keen Meadow
Cottrell
Carol Mann
Skippers Bride
Battle
Susie McAllister
Pat Brarey
Okusko SR
Jane Blalock
Oscar B Lagise Bruce
Larrabee Ustad
Sandra Post
L.dav
Judy Kimball
Joshua Chase
Bell
Gerda Boyrin
Andrews
JoAnne Carner
Mardell Wilkins
Even Steven
Bonnie Laver
Kathy Martin
Rum Teddy
O-Richards
Laura Baugh
Rumpet Stiltskin
Kathy Mecichien
Gilmour
Debbie Austin
Beth Stone
G. Waugh
Sue Roberts
Kavath
Sally Little
Eaton Lovell
van Dreason
Gibson
Haywards Pal
Fitzpatrick
Malars Boy
Seaway
Kinth
PACE
Mala Jackson
Battls
Apprehend
Gilmour Betnt
Bajack
D-Richards
High Jimmy
Boemmels
Wiscoy Dream
Macomber
Vernon Flag Day Bets After Five Winners
The bettor notes Flag Day reminders from Vernon and celebrates five winners from Saturday night. Bankroll rises to $181.50 as a $5 place parlay targets Barbara Jo Hanover and Glorious Georgia in specific positions. A $2 daily double on the 8 5 combination is planned.
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Vernon
Barbara Jo Hanover
Glorious Georgia
Vernon Selections Win At Vernon Saturday Races
Winners earn money across multiple events. Diller Volo posted 58.20 in the Adios race and 8.20 in Harry Diller. Chic O'Brien, Keystone Provider, Travel Eze and other horses earned varied payouts with exacta and double results noted.
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Diller Volo
Chic O’brien
Keystone Provider
Gene Song
Harry — Diller
St. Clair Dart
Adios Ensign
Golf Notes Readers Overcome Varying Yields In Local Ladies Events
A compiled list of results from multiple clubs shows Kay Naboo and Evelyn Wallace leading Class A-Gross and Net in Lyndon, with Elaine Charles and Dot Sporn topping Class 5. Other highlights include Emma Kutzer and Bea Frent at Lafayette, and Pat Dyke Nancy Meister winning Best-Ball at Nottingh am Knolls.
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Lyndon
Kay Naboo
Evelyn Wallace
Elaine Charles
Dot Sporn
Lois Lakahomer
Sara Townsend
Loretta Campagna
Angie Paratore
Gloria Litvin
Kay Quilty
Lafayette
Emma Kutzer
Bea Frent
Ethel Goldberg
Nat Waldman
Merriam Serling
Salty Pliskin
Carol Dana
Lois Goldberg
Naomi Abrahamson
Shirley Sutton
Nottingh&m Knolls
Pat Dyke
Nancy Meister
Gross
Dorothy Bell
Alyce Weber
Skaneateles
M. Stone& Bartanp
Yates
G. Thorne
J. Bopbett
B. Eden
H. Rogers
L. Williams
Janson
J. Eastman
B. Parker
A. Johnston
Ben Gerber
Lookey Cohen
Irma Silverstein
Lila Kaplan
Aline Shapiro
Jim McCoy
Lake Shore
Jim Jewell
Soaring Eagles
Tony LaPorte
Bob Klink
Clive Davenport
Dave Ringwood
Lou Vecenta
Binghamton Country Club
Bucky Hewitt
Jack Scheltz
Dick Turo
Don Mir
Westvale
Huffman
E. Baum
P. Gachwender
R. Ley
World Baseball League to host Hawaii series
The World Baseball League plans its first organized action with two all star exhibition series against a Japan team. League president Marv Adelson announced a $100000 winner take all best of three games set for Hawaii from November 24 to 26.
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Sudbury
Mass
World Baseball League
Japan
Marv Adelson
Hawaii
Panatta tops Solomon to win French Open in sizzling heat
Adriano Panatta of Italy won the French Open by defeating Harold Solomon in four sets at Roland Garros. Solomon fought back from 0-2 down to threaten later, while Panatta acknowledged fatigue ahead of Wimbledon. Barker defeated Tomanova to win the women's title.
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Paris
Adriano Panatta
Italy
Panatta
Harold Solomon
Roland Garros
Solomon
Tony Trabert
Roland Garros Center Court
Mexico
Raul Ramirez
Eddie Dibbs
Sue Barker
Great Britain
Renata Tomanova
Czechoslovakia
Miss Barker
Barber Helps Donna Young Win LPGA Playoff
Toronto AP Donna Caponi Young credited a free putting lesson from Jerry Barber with transforming her stroke. She won a $60,002 LPGA event in a sudden death playoff against Judy Rankin, after finishing 4 under par 212 and holing the 16th in the playoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Donna Caponi Young
Jerry Barber
Barber
Ickx wins Le Mans Classic in brutal heat
Belgian driver Jacky Ickx drove a Porsche 936 to victory in the Le Mans Classic as temperatures soared past 90. The race saw 24 of 59 starters finish and tragically Andre Hailer died in a Datsun crash. Ickx and co-driver Gijs Van Jennep felt severe foot burns but completed the race, far ahead of Jean-Louis La Fosse and Francois Migault in second.
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Associated Press
Belgium
Jacky Ickx
Ickx
Andre Hailer
Ducky
Gijs van Jennep
Holland
Alain de Cadenet
Chris Craft
Porsche
Jean-Louis la Fosse
Francois Migault
Anderstorp
Sweden
Jody Scheckter
Patrick Depailler
NU LEADERS AND BATS IN RACING AND RALLY SUMMARY
In a dense stats fragment the piece lists players and stats from the Rational League with team abbreviations and names such as Cincinnati Los Angeles New York and Philadelphia. It notes home runs and runs batted in led by G Foster T Perez Kingman Schmidt Morgan and Cey with scattered league marks. The latter portion reports Venezuela’s Johnny Cecotto winning the 350 cc class at the City of Forli Motorcycle Grand Prix on a Yamaha after a late surge.
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Kansas City
Bando
Oakland
L.may
Baltimers
Ford
Minnesota
Burroughs
Tasas
Chambliss
New York
Mayvern
Otis
Ustrzemski
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J. Munson
Rudi
Aira
Singer
Fitzmorris
W.campbell
Kern
Cleveland
Leonard
Briles
Texas
Don
ROH
W. Robinson
cBride
A.oliver Pan
Morgan
Griffey
Rose
G.foster
W.crawford
Cey LA
Boone Phil
Kingman
Schmidt
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cey
Los Angeles
T.perez
Piehlag
Matlack
New
Hough
Angeles
Bones
Reed
Alcala
Cincinnoli
Lonborg
Motorcycle
Milano Adriatico
Italy
UPI
Venezuela
Johnny Cecotto
City of Forli
Yamaha
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Ruth Posane
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Ron Rudolph
Dick Kanyan
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RJ. Murphy
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Ev Johnson
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W. Terwilliger
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Mary Ann Reed
Rea Perneil
Ken Symonds
John Knowlton
Rich Thompson
Jack Dwyer
Gerry Robinson
Pete Bembitsky
Bill Ryan
Greg Blatch
Vic Johnson
John Mead
Paul Bozych
Phil Dwyer
Clarence Barber
Dalton McCarthy
Village Green
Ted Antos
Jim Sterling
Cal Pierce
Tanner Valley
Jim Kilcoyne
Kack Klug
Drew Buske
John Schultz
Seneca
Grossi Jin Arrigo
Sam Russo
Bob Bowen
Nate Brigandi
Hote
Ruth Russel
Eileen Mahern
Vi Boxsteige
Ethel Riley
Helen Falardeaux
Ethel Bonneville
Beaver Meadows
Doris Grant
Rose Ann Piseczny
Pat Straight
Delores Osborn
Jan Merrill
Ucla
Connecticut
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Atlanta Braves
Rob Bellioii
Richmond
Biff Pocoroba
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Redbreath
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